Storage Devices Flashcards

1
Q

mass storage device

A

non volatile that holds system when power is down
- GB

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2
Q

HDD

A
  • stores on platter with magnetic surface
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3
Q

5400 rpm

A

slowest performance

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4
Q

7200 rpm

A

most computers

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5
Q

10000 rpm

A

high performance drivers, gaming PCs

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6
Q

15,000 rpm

A

highest rpm, excellent performance

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7
Q

ssd

A

uses flash memory tech to implement persistent mass storage

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8
Q

2.5” SSD

A

typical form factor

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9
Q

M2 SSD

A

like a memory chip, used in laptops

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10
Q

RAID 0

A
  • striping
  • each drive has half the data
  • great for speed, but no data redundancy
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11
Q

RAID 1

A
  • mirrored disk array
    -full redundancy
  • loss of space on one disk
  • more expensive for storage costs
  • fault tolerant
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12
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RAID 5

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  • redundancy through parity
  • most common
  • 3 disks
  • fault tolerant
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13
Q

RAID 6

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  • better than 5
  • double parity
  • 4 disks
  • fault tolerantho
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14
Q

hot swappable

A

usb, thunderbolt, eSATA
- safe to remove without losing data

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15
Q

optical drives

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CD, DVD, BD (blue ray 25/50 GB)

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16
Q

what should you configure to increase lifespan of SSD

A

no regular defragmentation
- causes tons of small write access